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Emu Oil is also a premier source of Vitamin K2, the "X-Factor" nutrient that Dr. Weston A. Price found in his research. Vitamin K2, when taken along with Vitamin D3, is a nutritional powerhouse that can be beneficial for fighting inflammation, building bones and improving mood. This authentic Emu Oil is available as a liquid for internal or topical use, and also in convenient soft gel caps.

Characteristics of Emu Oil Include:

Nutrient packed

100% pure and unadulterated

Used by health care professionals

Highly anti-inflammatory

Potent inhibitor of angiogenesis

High biological activity

Ancient traditional use

Activates nutritional profile of other nutrients

Gentle on the stomach, no burping or aftertaste

Nothing added to or taken out of the oils

100 Capsules

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 2 Capsules (2 g)

Servings Per Container: 50

Amount Per Serving

% Daily Value*

Australian Emu Oil

2 g

*

Calories

20

Calories from Fat

20

Total Fat

2 g

3 %

Saturated Fat

0.5

3%

* Percent Daily Value are based on 2000 calorie diet

Other ingredients: gelatin and glycerol capsuleSuggested Use: Two Capsules taken three times per day, during or after a meal or as directed

118 ml Liquid

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 2g (Approx 1/2 tsp)

Servings Per Container:59

Australian Emu Oil

2 g

*

Calories

20

Calories from Fat

20

Total Fat

2 g

3 %

Saturated Fat

0.5

3%

* Percent Daily Value are based on 2000 calorie diet

Suggested Use: 1/2 tsp (approx. 2 g) taken 3 times per day, during or after a meal or as directedShake before use.

**THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is an Emu?
A. The Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) is a large, flightless bird native to Australia. The Emu is from the Saurian age having lived on earth for more than 60 million years.

Q. How was Emu oil traditionally used?
A.Emu oil is a traditional, sacred food of the Aboriginal Australians. They are the oldest living culture on earth, tracing their culture back more than 40,000 years. Like all so-called primitive people they knew and passed down the use of special foods needed for optimal health and development. These special foods had concentrations of nutrients far beyond those found in foods generally available to most of us today. The Emu has been used by the Aboriginal Australians as food and bush medicine for more than 40,000 years. The Aboriginal people passed down knowledge by word of mouth so it wasn't until 1860 that Emu oils traditional use was first recorded by G. Bennett in his "Gatherings of a naturalist in Australasia." He reported that Aborigines and early white settlers used Emu oil to heal wounds, reduce pain and relieve various muscular disorders. The Emu was so revered by the native Australians that it is part of their mythology.
Q. Are there historical records about the traditional use of Emu Oil?
A. In addition to G. Bennet, Dr. Weston Price, a pioneer in nutrition, analyzed the diets of primitive people on his historic research expeditions of the 1930s. In all fourteen isolated cultures he studied, all the members, eating their traditional diets, enjoyed superb health. They were free of chronic disease, they were strong and attractive people, and they produced healthy children generation after generation. He also found that once these same people started eating a Westernized diet: refined grains, canned foods or denatured foods, refined sugar, they experienced tooth decay, degenerative disease and infertility. He analyzed the nutritional contents of both the primitive and Westernized diet, did physical assessments, dental x-rays, bone densities and mental assessments. "Dr. Price consistently found that healthy primitive people consumed a diet containing at least ten times the fat-soluble activators – vitamins found only in animal fat- compared to the typical American diet of his day." Price considered these fat-soluble vitamins to be the key components to healthy diets. Price was very interested in the Aboriginals as they "are associated with animal life which is unique in being characterized as a living museum preserved from the dawn of animal life on the earth." The Aboriginals favorite foods were fat from the "intestines of marsupials and emus."

Q. Why is Emu Oil considered a life sustaining fat?

A. Emu oil is derived from the fat of the bird. An Emu is one of a few birds that build up fat storage as part of a survival mechanism. The Emu can live for months without food or water, stay a healthy bird and reproduce while living in one of the most inhospitable places on earth, the Australian Outback. The male Emu sits on his cluster of eggs for 54 days without leaving the nest for food or water. The seasonably accumulated fat layer is his only source of nutrition during this time. His nutritional requirements for his survival are stored in his fat/oil reserves. Hibernating animals such as bears, hedgehogs, snakes, etc, also accumulate this type of nutrient dense fat, seasonably built up and depleted. The Emu is the only known warm-blooded animal able to provide this type life-sustaining fat/oil on a commercial basis.

Q. Is Walkabout Australian Emu oil safe?
A. Yes. Walkabout undergoes strict testing and fulfills strict guidelines set by the Australian government and it is registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in Australia. TGA is Australia's regulator of therapeutic goods. The Emu oil meets all international food safety standards. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certification. We are unaware of any known allergy. If you should have a sensitivity to poultry or fats you should check with your health care professional.

Q. When is the best time to take Emu Oil? How much should I take?
A. Emu oil should be taken ideally during or after a meal.
For adults whose needs are average, 3 ml liquid or 3 capsules/day should be considered. For adults with a high level of needs, 6 ml liquid or 6 capsules/day should be considered. For children whose needs are average, 1 ml liquid or 1 capsule/day should be considered. For children whose needs are greater, 2 or more ml of liquid or capsules/day may be implicated. As always, check with your health care professional.

Articles

I never write reviews, but this product deserves one. I've used the liquid and the capsules and I've noticed more radiant skin. I usually don't like using oil on my face but this is one of the few products that clears skin.

fantastic product, pricey but it works!

Jul 12, 2017 | By Melissa

We have been taking this daily 1 tsp in OJ (with cod liver oil 1tsp) to clear up a severe case of acne with my 17 yo kiddo, and his skin is really starting to glow, looks amazing. I'm very happy with this product, here to reorder today.

We love this product

May 16, 2018 | By EK

Our family takes this oil in capsules. We love it so much that we have stopped taking Cod Liver Oil. We have felt noticable differences in our teeth and skin within a month. The only slight negative is that the pills are large and our 8 year old sometimes has a problem swallowing them. I am going to try switching over to the jar of Emu Oil rather than capsules.

Hair Regrowth!

May 28, 2018 | By Sarah

I started taking this emu oil for the vitamin K and for vitamin D absorption. After taking it for a few months, I noticed a lot of new hair growth. I had badly thinning hair and a lot of pink scalp showing. My hairdresser recently noticed that I had lots of new hair growth, and there is definitely less pink scalp showing. When I started taking it, I didn't know that emu oil was supposed to help with hair growth. From what I've read, it sounds like the benefit comes from putting it on one's scalp, but I've only been using emu oil internally. While I can't prove it is the emu oil responsible for my new hair re-growth, it was the only thing different in my supplements or routine that I can attribute it to. I'm sticking with it!

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